Communicative disorders assistants work under the guidance of a speech-language pathologist  to implement the individualized treatment plans specifically developed for each client.

All or our CDA’s hold graduate certificates as communicative disorders assistants and are regulated by the Communicative Disorders Assistant Association of Canada (CDAAC). CDA’s also hold diplomas or degrees with a focus on communication disorders, linguistics, human anatomy and physiology, social sciences, or human services.

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